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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-12-03
NlCMATH BROS,
Onley station,Ya
DON'T BE DECEIVED

hut come and look for YOURSELF
Read this and il you find anything
interesting to you give rs a call
We have just received as attrac
tive line Of hosiery as you can
find OH this Shore and cheaper than
ille cheapest. We have women'S
stockings both cotton ann! yarn from
5 to 80 cents ii par,ani meats from
5 to % cents, shirts and drawers
from % cents to $l.50 per palr.-
What do You think of an 5 inch
dressing comb for : cents? we have
them. We have just received and
marked new supply Of stoneware
bought at the factory at Akron,
Ohio, and have stoue milk pans
from J 10 y gallons at from 6 to
% cents. Jugs from i quart to 9
gallons at from s 10 50 cents.
You need not go any further to
look for stove pipe and elbows. we
have them all sizes. And right here
we want 10 remind you OF orr No.
Z Justice cook stove with 80 pieces
Of trimmings for 500; we guarantee
this to be the largest and heaviest
No. Z ON lie market. Very best
CARPET warp (our own braadj ut
3l.1D pcrpad.
Our stoc1 Of mems. youths ami
boys hats is complete, and if YOU
price them yen will buy We are
living yight up to our motto that
we started with, "Quick sales and
small prolits.' Bed blanlssts.coun
teipaneS, quilts and comforts dirt
cheap. Maybe yon think it funny
for us TO keep jcwelry, but We have
it just the same both shodly aud
genuine, latest styles and lowest
prices. Next week we will just give
you IL list OF prices and let them do
the talking. One thing we forgot,
we will sell you an accordion for 50
that You can't buy anywhere else
for less than 50. Still another thing
we forgot 10 mention, breakfast
sllawls for 10 cents II piece. Dun't
take our word or anybody elSe'S,
but examine what we advertise aud
see the great bargains We offer.
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Yaluablc Farm For Sale al
Private Contract

The undersigned offers for sale
at private contract his farm situa-
ted on Occohann0ck Creek, contain
ing 49, acres. It's beautifully To-
Gated, well adapted to trucking
purposes, has abundant resources
and is convenient 10 churches,
schools and steamboat wharyes-
being one mile from Davis wharf
aud half mile from Sturgis wharf.
Upon it there is line orchard and
on it's shore there is planting
gronnd for All unlimited quantity
of oysters. il is so situated thai
it can be conveniently subdislded
into four farms, with ample re.
sources for each. IL will be sold on
reasonable terms. For turtle;
particulars eitIit5r call ON or address
BIS letter. s. z. Bull.
Charlottesville, Va.
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the total value Of property S7075,
700. OF which SJ,77SS,se20 was saved
and S1,2SG,SSO lost. The number
of vessels totally lost was Y. Be-
sides the foregoing there were dur
ing the year 135 casualties to small
Ter craft, such as sai;hoats, row
boats, &C., on which there were
pa persons, 27l of whom were
saved and 8 lost. The property in.
volve,i in these instances is est
mated at 500 $50, of which S92,9l5
WAS saved and 1915 lost. On one
occasion II liiirhoat crew went Ito
miles To n rescue and brought
ashore q persons, the crews oftwo
wrecked vessels. From the intro
duction of the present system in
1871 to Inc close of the fiscal year
The total numhrr of dis stcrS was
:S.S32.; total valuo of vessels, Sill
Ga9,96D; total value of cargoeS,
$50, 95J,S19; total value of property
involved, S65.54o, 779; total value
Of property saved, SKI. 330.992; to-
TIL value Of property lost, $1S.2lS,-
49,; total number ct persons Ill.
VOWED, ;s5,-i27: total numheroi per-
sons saved. 81. SS3; tot.ll number OF
lives lost. 54i; totli number II per,
sons Succored. 6,337!SS. The loss Of
lite, AS stated above, inch"dcs lS3
persons lost at The wrecks OF tho
steamers Huron and Metropolis,
and also 4 other persons really not
chargeable tn i!:c service, leaving
the total number oil lives lost dar
ing the 5 years Of the existence OF
Tho system only 331 out of l., 600
involved.
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The Atlanta Election.

AUGUSTA, GA, Nov. 2G.-The
Gazetle'< special from Atlanta in
dicatc that Tie anti Pr, hibitionistS
have carried the day by alb 'nL L.,
200 majority. The election WAS de.
void of anything like riotlng, owing
TO efforts OF lie conservative lead
ers on both sides and admirable
police service. Women and child
rem tllronged the polls from the
to lie close, singing tnand
encouraging The ProiibitinniSts.-
Both sides worked hard. To night
noisy professions are laraIing the
streets, hended 10y lands Of music.
II c negroes voted anti ticket solid
Tie l,rohihitio.li.ts are agapa, but
Ialie their defeat pliilo,opc cally.
Their defeat viii probably RESULT i'll
thc next Legislature be.Hg stacked
with Prohibition mem )ers, who will
make Tie license for selling liquor
in Georgia $4,000 per annun.
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A case almost on all fours with

A case almost on all iours with
thu Virginia haheas corpus cases is
coming before the Supreme Court
from Lincoln. Ncb., and the Viz
gi.,iams are fortunate that il occurs
ut this particular time, as it will be
d.i.iculJ for the court to pronounce
TT and against the same principle
within a brief space of time. The
city cnurcil OF Lincoln voted cor
1npt police Judge out of office, des-
pecan injunction from Judge Brew
or, Of the Federal Court. The
council was cited to appear foreon-
Tempt, from $50 to $50 each. They
l'fuse to pay and are in Jail, while
tl.eir lawyer is coming to Wash
iEgton to institute habeas corpus
proceedings. Judge Brewer held
that ''allhough it might not have
jurisdiction in the case originally
brought, yet it was contempt for
the council to disregard the tempo.
IL y :njunctlon." In other words,
/. federal judge may exceed the
limits of his discretion, but all the
world must obey till he sees fit to
return within his proper powers
Ii looks like personal tyranny
Bato. Sun.
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I'l:e I.ife.SaYing ScrYine.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-The
following is All abstract of The ain
Hual report OF Mr.. S. l.. klmball,
general superintendent of the lie
saving service: The number OF
disasters TO docnmented vessels.
reported within the field OF; station
operations during tie year, So; 35332 =
0ntoartl these vessels were G,327
persons, of whom G272 were saved
aunt % los.. The value OF The YES
sel> involved in HE disasters is es-
t;ihl'shed al 81, 7St;. 925, and that oi
tiiel carsoes at $. 2SS. 77j, maxim.
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Valuable Building Lots For Sale
Mt Onancock.

The undersigned will sell at pub
lie auction, ut Onancecl,in front OF
Gnancock Academy, on
Saturday, Nov, Goth, at 2 p. M,
without reserve bid
Building Lots-S0y3G5 Feet,
fronting on Kerr street, between
". i. Parsonage, South, and the
residence Of Vim. S. Mills.
have also or 5 more lots which
| will also offer at same time and
place, If there isadcmand for them
Plat of Tie lots can he seen ut
i.NlE lPRISE ollice. and ut store Of
" alel.D. Lewis, Olaucock.
Tcrns. which viii be easy and ac.
.mnmodatlig, will be made known
III day OF sale.
NvM. s. MILLS,
Ouancock.
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Commissioner isarrison's Rccommrn-
dati0nS.

RIcnIoND, VA, Nov. 2j.-Stafe
Commissioner Of Agriculture Ran
dQlph Harrison, in his forthcoming
rcnort to the Legislature, will make
some recommendations of great in
tcrest 10 the farmers of the State.
Amung thes, wall he n suggestion
for an increased, approximation for
The agricultural department. In
order to obtain he revenue for his
proposed increase Commissioner
Harrison says he will recommend
II small tax on fertilizers. He pro-
poses that tile Legislature shlll
adopt law somewhat after that
enacted by the Georgia Legisla-
iure IL few years ago. He thinks
thar tax oj fifty cents on the ton
would realize something like 3d.
uCO wear. This scheme is favor.
c;l hr the Farmers Assembly OF
the STATE. The commissioner VIII
also recommend burern Of sta!is-
tics modelled after a similar de
partmpnt created by the TEXAS
Legislature TIE object of such y
law is to require the commissioners
Of The revenue to require taxpayers
10 fill up statistical blanks, which,
when filled ilp, are to be forwarded
% tile agricultural bureau hare TOR
compilation. These recon- nendd-
lions il carried out will, 1t Is
thought. give general satisfaction
20 the farmers. This class have
for some time complained that the
Legislature ha not manifested the
intcreS. in their welfare to which
their influence and Importance en-
titles them.
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Sharp, the New York boodler, is
to have new trial, the Court Of
Appeals, Will singular unmlimity,
having decided that inadmissible
testimony was allowed 10 so be-
fore the jury.
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Tall and Winter Opening.

We are home l'ran tic city with
one OF The largest and best selected
stock of goods that sc ever offered
to tie puhlicand at very low prices.
Cur DRESS GOODS and MIL.
LINERY is The largrstevef nr"nght
TO Ihis part OF the county. and we
are adding to 0sli s:tncN every boat.
In additionfo CIR USual live Of mcr-
rh tn,lisc, eur stock HAS been i'll
creased us follows:
ALL KINDS OF RUBBER GOODS,
gum coats, boots, shoes and ladies'
boots, oil cloth Suits and coats.
READY MADE CLOTHING
Of allkinds, ahd a full line of Parlor,
Heating and Cooking Stoves, and
Stove Furniture. All kinds ofstove
work done AZ. short notice. ALI
goods ,olsl cheap. If you do not
Ueiirye ii give lis II call and we will
convince you. We are also agents
for the Victory Safe. lyon tlo no.;
see what you want, call for it.
WALTER j. HALL x Son,
Mes>ongo, Va.
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Watches pivotea, jewelled etc.
IN TACT anything that Your watch
may require. Work aora in first
class style ny latest improved ma
chlncry. NJ stock of Watches,
Clocks, JeveIry, Spectaclcs. Etc.
was never eqnalled en- the shore
See advertisement elsewhere iii
this paper, Or call and sec for yonr.
self.
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e" .iol,s for 7assensrrs on signal 10 conductor
x" daily. except Sunday.
II. W. Dunno. Snp't.
Cane Charles City. Va.
r. B. Cooke Gen'l Freight and Passen-
cor Agent. Norfolk Va
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-12-03

The students held a masS-meet-
ing at the University OF Virginia.
Nov. Goth, which was largely at
tended and very enthusiastic, and
perfected plans for visiting Prrsi
dent Cleveland and inviting him
and Mrs. Cleveland, as well as
other distinguished persons, to at.
tend the commencement exercises
next june. The movement, which
has the hearty CO operation of the
faculty, is begun thus early with
the hope that Mr.. Cleveland will
be willing to promise to come aud
will make no engagement that will
prevent. The delegation will prob
ably go TO Washington Saturday.
a great deal of intercs; is felt IN
tile matter.
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There have been over four hun
dred private dwellings, erected in
Roanoke City. VA, tins wear. and
vet there is not II vacant house Tor
rent by any Of the real estate
,unNtS
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NEWS In BRIEF.

A dangerous counterfeit silver
dollar is in circulation.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-12-03

The Supreme Court OF Virginia
has decided that the Common
wealth shall recover from OK At
tornry General Field the sl,9A6
enormously paid to him III fees by
Auditor S. Brown Allen.
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The Democratic organizations of
Norfolk are pushing Col. l.. d..
Starke, Of that city, tnrneNt speak
cr of the House OF Delegates.
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The Court of Claims disposed
Yesterday of number Of French
spoliation claims, and It's conca.
SionS will be reported to Congress.
The latter body will he called up
or to make the necessary appro.
priations 10 pay these claims. aud
it is TO be Hoped that some fna!
action will be reache<l.-Balto.
Sun, Nov. 30.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-12-03

The treasurer of Frederick conn
ty. Va, states that lie has not had
y coupon presented upto this time.
and that the taxpayers are settling
their taxes rs rapidly as usual, hay,
ing received as much money as III
former wears.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-12-03

A Tennessee farmer, whose land
WIS nuder mortgage and about to
he taken away from him, fell or
his knees in prayer. Hc got up
and seized the plough handles with
Il rev grip. gave me Old mule IL
vigorous lick, and before he had
gene twenty feet he turned up a
Jug with over $500 IN gold and sil :
yer in it.-.Greenville Tcnn.) Mes
senWer.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-12-03

Eek Supreme Judge Francis II.
Anderson died at his home near
Lexington, Va, Wednesday. The
deceased WAS Il member OF the
State Supreme Court until The Ma
hone Legislature onSled Ill tho
members of that bench in 1852.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-25
Martins Ferry.

VIII link, Of steubenyille, Is In the city, calling
on friends.
NJ. Fred HornIng, Of Portland, spent yesterday
In the city. :
Ms, George Strain, Of Bellalre, Is visiting he,
parents here.
Ms; 4. G; Black; Of Yorkv.llc, spent Thanlssiv.
Ing with relatives hero.
A telegram was received here yesterday an.
now practising at Hamilton, Ohio. His mother
left 10 join him.
Communion services will be held In the Presby.
terrain Church In Portland next Sunday. Prcpara.
tory services arc being held each night this week
oy Rev e.. walker, Of this place, who will OIL.
clate on Sunday.
Rev. Alexander Patterson, who he'd so much sue.
ceI In the EvAuRelistic meetings hero last fall, is
having unwonted success with meetings now be.
Ing held In Hamilton, Ohio. =
Thanksgiving day was observed generally
throughout the city yesterday The business
houses nearly all closed before noon. The union
services IN the lPresbyterianL'hurch were well at
tendcd considering the inClemency Of the weather,
Rev. Us. Winters delivered a very appropriate Ter.
mon from the text.
Sam Birch was arrested last night at Rainev's
GoaI WORKS 10Y an olltnse OF o months standing,
~ VIII pc remembered that Birch, one day In July,
xno3Ked a boy named Cruthers Oh tho head and
lllted MS watch and chain. He returned TO Rain.
eys lalely and was collared by Marshal Burns, and
now lies In tho Lookup. --I
About SIX O'Clock yesterday morning the two.
slory residence OF Mr.. Thomas Mitchell, about one
,pI,s We! Of town. was destroyed BY fire, together
WIN nearly all Its contents. The house took Grc
from a defective ilue, and burned in n few min.
ance. W. ''u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-25
THANKSGIVING DAY
IN THE cuuRcnl's AND HOMES
And In tho Theatre and tn Q Bali Room-Bus.
insss Suspended, but u t'teady Rain Pre-.
vents Much Outdoor Enjoyment.
Eloquent Sermons b. the Pastors.

Yesterday was as generally observed in
Wheeling as any Thanksgiving Day Ior a
long time. Public Offices wora cloBed and
private business suspended for a larger
part Of the day. A steady rain from
morning TIL night increased the causes
for giving thanks, bat decreased the com.
forts Of the day. Notwithstanding the In.
clement weather the churches in which
services were held were we'll attended,
the theatres had full houses ct the matt.
nee and evening performances, and las!
night's balls were large and brilliant
aeHamblieu. Good dlnnors were especially
enjoyed, the genial atmosphere Of the
dining room aud the cheerful surround.
ings Of home presenting a satisfactory
contrast with tho murky, gloomy sky and
the damp Dir outdoors.
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at the North Street Church,

A very interesting and impressive ser.
vice was held at the North Street NJ, e.
church. a good congregation was in at
tendance, and oil were highly pleased
with the exercises. Appropriate selec.
tons were sung by the choir, and the Rev.
S. Z. Jones, Presiding Elder, delivered q
very thoughtful and impressive discourse.
The speaker took for his theme "rhe
Strength Of the Nation"
He said: sour national strength does
not consist in our material resources, In
the rapid increase OF population, nor in
tho growth Of any political party, bu! in
moral.snd spiritual development Of all tho
people. We develop the lie and strength
oil the nation when VIC develop the moral
character Of the people. The people are
the Government and the Government the
people, He then referred to the various
agencies for the accomplishment oil this
work, and called special attention to tho
school, tho press, tho homo and the
church. He said, Each OF theso in its
sphere Of work needB 10 DO aauct;6ed
by. the spirit Of God and the epirit oil re-
He closed With e timely quota.
ton from Longtellow's "Ship OF Sta.e.n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-25

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Frank Warden has returned home from
Chicaao.
Rabbi Seesler is home from a visit to
Philadelphia.
Charles l.. Kuriz and wife gro home
from their BRIDAL tour.
Mics Lulu Petsrmsn, Of the Inland, is
homo from 4 vi5i. 10 Be!!aire frienda.
MI. W. II. Walker and vile, Of Port.
land, Oregon, are at the Mcclure House.
MIR. and Mrs. J. A. Smith, Of Now Cum
bsrlsnd, are visiti1g relatives in East
Wheeling.
State Senator Jemes 81. Furbec, Of MGn-
nington, registered OF tie Stamm House
lat evening.
J. W. Baldwin, nail factory mRnsaer st
Chess, Cook 4 Co.'s nail works, e! Pitts.
burgh, Was in the city yesterday.
Mr. Roland Litten, formerly Of this city,
but nov connected with the Electric Light
Company Of Pittsburgh, came homo for
Thanksgiving.
Ny. S. Il. Woodruff, Of Cameron, came
in last evening snd joined the goodly
numbered prominent Weat Virginians reg.
is!ered at the stamm house.
Mrs. Charles Franzheim has returned
homo from Rsyens, where che has been
whiting her parents. Her father, Mr..
Mertz, accompanied her here and spent
yesterday with her.
Prof. Conrad a. sipe, OF the Fairmont
State Normal echool, ia ct the Stamm
House. He is here for the purpose oil
attending the Peabody Teachera' Institute
now in progress here.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-25
Balls Last Night.

Prominent in the limo OF special cele-
brations were the concsrts given lsat oven
ing by tho Axiom and Mennerchor Sirg.
ing societiea at their respective assembly
Both were very largely attended
by membera aud specially invit.
ed friends, and both were Of
an unusually high order. The
programmes were carefully selected agd
rendered with ability. Each concert Was
followed by 8 hop. Kramer furnished
music Tor the Arion people and
Mayer played for the Mennsrchor scci-
ETY.. It wan tho common testimony Of
those at both entertainments that
mover in the history Of either society has
8 more enjoyable concert been given.
Taken all in all both events were cham.
ing celebrations and will long be remem.
bered Gs such by thoas who were present.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-25

All Sorts of Local News and Gossip From
80 SIo CIo.a civ e. ri

All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip From
tho Glass City.
Charles Campbell Is In Powhatan.
Nearly all the stores In town were closed yestcr-
day.
Miller Booth, wife and son were in St. Clalrsvillc
yesterday.
W. '. Barnea' brass baud will hold n festival
next month.
McGinty & Straut drive two hores now In their
delivery wagon.
The Choral Society will produce Queen Esther
In the near future.
William Heskett has resigned his position. Us
night boss at the National glass works.
The union services yesterday we've we'll attended
and all were well pleased with the sermon.
For the latest fall and winter styles In good TT
Ting clothes, goto f. Rub, merchant tailor, Second
street. .
Ben L.. Farls, OF Cincinnati, dropped In on the
iolksat home yesterday for dinner, aud will stay u
few days.
The City Hall entortaInmcnt( was q success last
night. The weather was bad, but the people
turned out.
Bellsirc Lodge S7S, /. O. 0 F., 20 10 Darlington
tomorrow night or the "Bcllaire," TO dedicate u
new hall there.
Boneysteel & Bridenstein arc making preparu.
lions for taking In Ice and will begin Just as coon
as the ice comes. ls ~.
Laura Robinson, window OF T. Elmer Robinson,
who died about two months ngo. died at the home
Of her father at 4 o'clock yesterday morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-25
TIL POLICIES DAY.
Lively Demands for tho Cops Service
Y~esterdAY.

Llvely demands Tor the CopS' SerYlces
Yesterday,
Bueinesa In police circles was fairly
lively yesterday, made SO largely by the
holiday drinks that were dished out over
the many bars, and the extra drinking
that eeveral INDUCED in sitter the long dry
spell to ceuntsrac! the dampnees that per.
vsded and penetrat ed everything and
everywhere. Among the entries that
ornamented tho blotter at Headquarters
at midnight last night were the following.
Harry Smell was found drunkin q car on
the Pittsburgh, Wheeling 4 Kentucky
tracks and refus5d TO vacate when ordered,
Officer Shorts was called and Harry Was
landed at tho Central in a one, two, three
order. He had evidently tried SOME nice
soft muddy spot before choosing the car.
judging from the appearance OF bis coat.
Il. j. McGivern took occasion to air his
opinion Of Chief Smith in a loud and nm.
complimentary mannsr in that olicial'e
hearing on Market street last night, and
was scoopsd in by PorterS S.
Charley Maxwell. John Small, William
Smith, joseph Douglas, Joseph Moss and
Charles Turner are the names OF a yarie.
gated 10. Of drunka picked up on tho
Btreets.
The Hon. Cornelius Tobias Vance was
too patriotic not 10 celebrate the day. Int
unfortunately he went too far and he was
once more taken in out OF the wet. q. T.
V. will in all likelihood assume tho pres.
sure this A.. NJ.
Early In the day six hard looking cus.
toners were gathered in and the blanket
charge Of "ysg" entered up against them.
The police deserve credit Tor making
these arrests, but they should have been
made sooner. The strangers are part of a
gang OF bold, impudent street beggars
that we're driven out OF Pittsburgh and
reached here Wednesday night, Thev
operated on the principal streets and went
so far as to almost assault people in de.
handing, money. They should get ali
that the law allows. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-25
Dunlevy.Seamor

The residence Of Capt. Henry seamon,
ut No. 1850 Water atreet, was the scene
last evening Of u quiet but very pleasant
homo wedding. Tho groom was Mr..
Frank Dunlovy, OF this city, a popular
young blacksmith, and the bride was Mics
Kate, daughter Of Capt. seamon. The
ceremony took place at S o'clock. Rsy.
DR.. d. A. Cunningham, pastor Of the First
Presbyterian church, was the clergyman
that spoke tho words that joined tho two;
he did this in tho presence OF q number
OF relatives and friends, who, after tho
ceremony, pressed forward eager to tender
hearty and cosdial congratulations. Re-
freshments provided by burst were served
In his usual accomplished style.